Yeah, JS is everywhere these days!
Electron applications are criticized for being bloated - and it's hard to argue they aren't. An entirely separate instance of Chrome spins up for every application (and Chrome itself is known to be bloated) and it will run a number of different processes. I'm running two visible instances of VSCode right now, with 9 open files (was many more before) and it has 26 processes I can recognize in my process list and is using somewhere north of 2GB of memory. Granted, it's an extreme example. Some of the files I have open have 5,000+ lines in them that it's parsing, highlighting, linting, analyzing syntax on, providing hints/tips, etc. So, I'm not particularly taking it easy on it. But that's a lot of processes and a lot of memory all the same!
As for your recent cool TG related projects - unless you want to do it just to learn it, or can find some clear benefit in functionality - probably best to distribute them in a way you already know.
Sorry for de-railing the thread!